A bachelor’s degree in 12 months

This article was originally published in Getba (Greater East Tamaki Business Association Inc.) Magazine, Winter 2016.

A bachelor’s degree in 12 months2025-03-26T16:50:23+13:00

MIT appoints new Chief Executive

The Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) announced today the appointment of Mr Gus Gilmore as its next Chief Executive.

MIT appoints new Chief Executive2025-03-26T16:52:43+13:00

Tech whizz graduates at 19

Benjamin's story originally featured in the Eastern Courier and online on stuff.co.nz. At 19 years old, Benjamin Denham had already completed a bachelor's degree in ICT, designed a working app for a major telecommunications company, and led courses on software development.

Tech whizz graduates at 192025-03-28T20:09:54+13:00

Taking NZ rugby home to Kenya

Maitai Kahindi is one step closer to fulfilling his dream of coaching the Kenyan national rugby team, with a degree in Exercise and Sport Science from MIT in his play book.

Taking NZ rugby home to Kenya2025-03-28T20:12:44+13:00

Three generations of nurses graduate from MIT

This story originally featured in the Papakura Courier and online on stuff.co.nz. This May, Georga Brinkman will be the third generation of nurses to graduate from MIT nursing, following in the footsteps of her mother, Manja Brinkman, and grandmother, Hendrieka van Weeghel.

Three generations of nurses graduate from MIT2025-03-28T20:47:29+13:00

Daniel Mataafa, from rugby to nursing

"For me as an Islander, nursing is a natural thing. We most definitely need more Pacific males in nursing," – Daniel Mataafa, MIT Bachelor of Nursing graduate. For many young Pacific men, nursing isn't a career they consider. But after an injury side-lined his rugby aspirations, Daniel Mataafa is graduating with a Bachelor of Nursing from MIT. He now wants to encourage others men to give it a go.

Daniel Mataafa, from rugby to nursing2025-03-28T20:52:37+13:00

Rugby career cut short leads to coaching success

John's story was originally featured in the East & Bays Courier, Manukau Courier and Papakura Courier, and online on stuff.co.nz. After an eye injury forced him to leave a promising representative rugby career, John Cocker is making big strides in his ambition to coach. The Mount Wellington local is graduating with a Diploma in Applied Sport and Recreation from MIT on 27 May 2016.

Rugby career cut short leads to coaching success2025-03-28T21:06:57+13:00

Moe Aoelua, teen mum to straight-A student

Moe's story was originally featured on TVNZ's Seven Sharp, Friday 27 May. Four years ago, Moefilifilia (Moe) Aoelua was a 21-year-old mother of two without high school qualifications. This month she's graduating with a Bachelor of Nursing Pacific from MIT.

Moe Aoelua, teen mum to straight-A student2025-03-28T21:10:19+13:00
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